Sell your car to us in Tulsa

Tell us about the car

The year, the make, the model, whether it runs and what the title says settle most of it. Everything else is optional. Use the notes box for a tow, a deadline, a loan that is still on the car, hail or flood damage, or a figure someone else has already offered.

What happens after you send it

The form reaches us as an email, not a call centre and not the partner buyer. Someone here reads it and rings the number you gave us. The first call is questions, not a figure: where the car sits, what is wrong with it, whether the title is in your name, and whether a loan is still on it. When we make an offer it is for the car as you described it, and the car is looked over when we collect it, as any buyer would.

No time is promised here, because a time printed on a page would be a guess. If you need an answer today, the instant online offer is the faster route, and that is what it is for.

What we cannot buy, and what happens then

Some cars are outside what we take: too far out, a title we cannot clear, or a car that is not one we buy. When that is the case, the call says so, and the partner route on this site is the answer: an instant online offer from a national buyer that collects from your address. A completed sale through that route earns this site a referral fee from the buyer, and that is the reason the route is here at all. You can ask for both and decide between them.

The Oklahoma paperwork is the same either way

Whoever buys the car, the paperwork is Oklahoma's. The paperwork guide takes it step by step from Service Oklahoma's own pages, the after-you-sell checklist covers your plate and the notices that follow a sale, and the title problems guide covers a lost title, a lien and a late owner's name.

Or call

The Tulsa line at the top of every page rings a person. Prefer to talk it through? Call with the plate or VIN in front of you and the same questions get asked on the spot.